Not sure if this was already posted but got it from my mother who is a real estate agent.

I was a nurse for 39 years, and I never contacted head lice or bedbugs from my patients.

The location must be a place where you would feel safe having your mother or grandmother live, ALONE.4.

He then said, "Don't you mother ------s even think about burning this house down!"

There is Rush, he couldn't tell the truth if his mother's life depended on it, yet he has made a fortune at being a personality and the master of stirring the pot.

I just did a LTO on a SFH to a desperate mother of two.

We ended up moving her into a nursing home.

Originally posted by @Bill Gulley:.Nursing Home Adminsistrators, granny has to qualify for state benefits based on assets, they can't own more than $999, so they sell the note and spend down the proceeds to pay for care.Make your own sources: Look at the MLS, listed for more than 120 days, there is usually a problem, tell the seller they can offer seller financing to step up marketing efforts and you'll but the note after closing.Small commercial notes can be found from UCC filings, they may be part of a RE deal, say a small motel, seller's carry back as financing is tough.

Haven't recieved any "slam duck" applications to fill the vacancy.So, I have an applicant that has a very good income but works for his mother at a company his mother started 3 years ago.

Although I became a member this past summer, I didn’t have a whole lot of time to really start researching until now….so far I am overwhelmed with the information…in a good way.As a quick background about me, I am a 42 year old married mother of two, living in Buffalo, NY.